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H.E. ENDERLE and D. A. IVALLACE, Editors alld Pnbllshers
Subscriptions $2.00 per year in advance
:~ntered as second class matter September 18, 1931, at the postollice
tit
l~each, North Dakota, under the Act of March 3, 1879•
Advertising rates furnished upou request.
L
V
Mrs, Otto Hanson and children of
:~Qolva left last Thursday for Salt
,]Lake City, and then on to Long
,~each, Cal where Mr. Hans:n al-
ready is They expect to sped the
~inter in California.
i Miss Mildred Kuster has been both-
~red Wi~h a sprained ankle, but is
petting along nicely now.
LA. E. Kastien went to Hebron cn
twednesday night of last week for a
~M
~ asonie installation there.
t Mrs. Joe Dietz returned home with
~h "
~thmr small daughter who has been
~a Beach, Monday.
} Elden Olson of Moorhead, Minn.,
~s a visitor at tile A. R. Thompson
!home having arrived last Saturday.
p
Miss Elizabeth S~Jeigelberlg is on
~he sick list.
Misses F.velyn Thompson and tlelen
Robertson, left on SUnday for Con-
ic°rdia College in Moorhead to con-
tinue their work nfter spending tll~!
holidays at home.
Mi'ss Shells Boulger of Dickinson
its a guest of Mi~s Eleanor Becklcy
~for a few days.
Miss Helen Kuster returned to her
home in Beulah Friday after spend.
lng a Week here with her ,~ister.
Mildred.
Mrs. Jess Hougen is ou the sick
list this week.
The filling of your
PRESCRIPTION
Is our most important buslnese
YOU CAN GET IT AT
KENNEDY'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Sentinel Butte, N. Dak.
SAVE
tWilliam Knezevich, who has heen
quite ill for the past week, i's re-
ported as being very much improved
Dickinson's aunt, Mrs. Godway.
Ms. and Mrs. Frank Davidson and
Florence Cameron were six o'clock
dinner guests at C. J. Eide's on
Wednesday.
Friendship Snaps 50c doz. until
Jan. 12 inclusive. No grouPs. Welch
Studio.
Mrs. Pearl Page is on the sick
list this week.
and will probably be able to be up Ed Carney was a Review culler on
and around in a few days. iWednesday. ,
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth VanDer-
• • I The Saddle Butte Holnemakers club
h)ef entertained the employees of the .......... _, .,
" " - twill meet at tile ilome oi mrs. _~lal'tln
Buttrey store at a delicious turkey , .......................
• " I%ltItPSOH at la O'CLOCK Jail . lttll .
dinner Thursday evening.
Tne ....card party given m the tl Dr. Titzell will return in a :ew
hall ldays from a vacation trip to his for
of St. John's church Thursday even-
mer home in Iowa City, lows.
ing was quite well attended and n
good time was reported.
Vern Oech left Sunday mornD~'g
for Minneapolis to resume his studies
at the University of Minnesota.
Miss E~nestine Linger has been
|mfferivg~, wi{h the mumps for the
past week.
The Round Table club met in the
hail of the Catholic church Friday
evening and held a very interesting
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cook were
business callers In Sentinel Butte on
Monday.
Mesdames Hall, Nelson, Wagner, I
and Anderson of Sentinel Butte at-I
i
tended the Auxiliary meeting at thet
home of Mrs. Mary Noyes Monday~I
evening.
Mesdames A1. Schroeder, Stub
Noyes, and Art Beekley called on
friends in Golva vicinity Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. A1 Schroeder aud son Larry
and Mrs. John Schroeder were guests
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Nehls Sunday.
Miss Lucille Kukowskt left Monday
Kenneth Kannenberg underwent Christmas at Dick Pendleton's.
an operation for appendicitis at the q~I'r, and Mrs. Otto Will had as
Beach bopRal last F'riday night. New Year's guests Mr. and Mrs. W.
fill. " R. Conboy and Burt Melh|s.
• J. R. Ratilbun spent New Years
Camel's Hump at
Enlil Kuncks.
r I Miss Pauline Will was a caller at
~-~,-~-~-~--~.~-'~-~,~-x-~,-~ [J. S. Rathbhnn's on Thursday.
(Too Late For Last Week)I Margaret Chesley and Miss Mary'
On Friday afternoon Dec 2Jst Mist Polly Dutch were callers at Mrs.. V¢.
V. Zielinski gave her Christmas pro. R. Con,boy's Wednesday afternoon.
gram at the Plnin View school house ] Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dietz of Belfietd
The parents were present and enjoy ,,were Sunday gnests at David Dietz'.
ed it very much as the children played
their parts very welt. Games were
played after the program, then the
shades were drawn and the candles]
lighted on the tree and the gifts and
treats were given to the, children.
School began again on Thursday,
January 3rd.
Ford he bought Robert Morris.
Bill Gordon was a caller at David
Dietz' Friday,
W. R. ConVoy Went to Beach on
Friday.
Geo. Coyle and Taylor Cook went
to Sentinel Butte Friday.
Jess Homak tru'¢ked OUt feed for
W. R. ConboY~:hnd J. S. Rathbun
on Saturday.
Harry Huseby Iirought out a load
of feed for J. S. Rathbun Saturday.
Taylor Cook's" took their baby in]
to the doctor Saturday. It was nee-I
essary to keep the child in town asl
it was quite seriOUSly ill. [
Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Wright spent[
Christmas with his parents.
J. R. and J. S. Rathbun spent
Mrs. Mary Hopper was a caller at
Mrs. W. R. Conboy's Monday.
John and Sam Will and Charles
Lomen went to Beach on b~lsiness
XVednesday,
Bill Gordon was a c'dh.q" at Jes,~
I Touek's Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ,lohu lh:rg took[ Hel,ort of the condilon ,,f th*,
their two sons Johnny and Donahl [ FIRST STATE BANK, GOLVA, N, D
to Beach all V~'ednesllay Io haveI st:it (lolva.tlle (.loseill theof bllsillossState of Dec.N°rthgl.Dttli°ln'1924.
their lensils and adenoids relnoved.I RESOURCES
i I~oans and diseount~ .~ 35.12S.0:
They stayed over night at tile hos- ] ( )verdrufls.se(.llrt.d;liill ill/SO-
l)ilal, retarlling the next day. t cured l.t5,.t¢I
~,Va rrttll is. St O('kS l~lX oerlifl-
I George Frallze~n. was in towql on [ c:tte.'< vlai|ns, t'l('. 159.10
( ;ox,-~,rn ll]e n L iSslles I300.0Q
I Sattlrday. i~/rifting hOllSe, ftlrniI ure and
fer Fargo where she will attend a! Mr. and .Mr.~. Ole Berg, Jr. were
business school the next few .months. shopping in town last Monday.
Miss Ehzabeth Russell returned to s Eer uld fa n
" . " { Mr. and Mr,.. Jolm .. g : " -
tile Agriculture College to continue ohn Blown s
• " " ~ily spent Christnlas at J • 's.
her work there. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnstone gave
Mrs.-'2Ce6h H. Kremers of Golva a party Thursday evening in honer
visited her daughter, Mrs. floe Gru-I of Linfred Ness an, d Guy th)nnoht
man the first of the week. She re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Those attending the card party in
Golva Tuesday night were Mr. lind
Mrs. Mike Schwagel, Mrs. James
.Odenbaugh and daughter Elinor, Wi]-
who have been spending th0 Christ-
mn,~ holidays al lheh" home. They
h,ft on Saturday for the CCC camp
in Missouri where they have been
employed for nearly three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Johustone
ma Kremers, Florence Cameron and and infant son attended llle llarty
Mrs. Frank Davidson. Thursday eveniug al the Ros.~ John-
THESE ARTICLES
MONEY BY BUYING
Wine Glasses
Sherberts
Fancy 9 in. Bowls
Potatoe Ricer
Egg Beater
Milk Pitchers
Tumblers
Picfure Frames
2 for
2 for
15c
15c
25c
25c
20c
25c
6 for 25c
Kodak Size 10c
AND MANY OTHERS AT THE SAME LOW PRICES AT
VA R IE T Y
F. T. REYNOLDS CO.
W~ DELIVER PHONE 75
Apples, fancy Box $1.69
: chillings Coffee, lb.30c
Sweet Potatoes, fcy. 4 lbs. 25c
7,,Cranberrms'2 lbs. 55c
abbage, lb. 21- c2
7-...
tomatoes, No. 2 can 3 for 29c
'omato Soup, can 5c
Umpkin, fcy. 2 1-2 lb. can 1 lc
_Fruit Jello, 4 packages 19c
Macaroni or Spaghetti,
10 lb. box Sic
S_ ahnon, fancy 1 lb. can 1 lc
C__rackers, 2 lb. box 19c
COTTON CARE
, ALFALFA H, Y & MIXED FEED
stone home.
Mrm John Brier from Joliet. Monb
suprised her relatives and many
friends by arrivinghy train the day
:~t'ter Xntas at her (latlght.ers, Mrs.
,loe Middleton in Beach then to her
brothers home• W T. Brown. On New
Years day, Mr. and Mrs. ~V. T.
Brown, William and Mrs, Brier mot-
orod to the letter's son's home. Ray
Ih'ier, where the3" were guests ta
dinner and where Mrs. Brier will
will visit several days before makil]g
~thor relativo~ a visit.
S. Tvedt. lver Ness and Ray
Brier motored 1o town Saturday•
Mr. and Mrs. .Howard VanHorn
took their year old baby sen to Dick-
inson to have his adenolds removed.
but as the baby was .~o 3"oung, just
one adenoid was removed and tile
other will he taken some time later.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bel•u and Herb
Jol'nsteno nlotm'od to Dickinson on
Saturday.
Westerheim
fixhlres ~flmO Oil
()thel" real esHtle .10I)0.00
(Too Late For Last \reek)
ltarry I.dHnen was a shopper ill
l/each on Men(lay.
Ernest Chesley's children are sick
with colds.
Eugene Dietz is quite sick this week
with the flu.
Robert Morris was a caller at Nor-
man Stedman's on Mondayy.
C. L. Staley and Mr. and Mrs.
Fed I)el msiI I nsm'a]/-i* ('nt.p. 142.7~
('llocl':s llllll ottler ('fiSh it~'lllN :~R:I.gl
('~t~i/ }1t1¢1 dill' l'l'Olll oth('r
l~;I lilts ?,7.(Hli| 19
27.3g';. g,
lands in Golden Valley County, N. D.
will be offered for vent at a public
leasing to be held in the Court House
at Beach in said county, on the 20th
Tlay of M~reh, 19~5, eonnneneing :1I
10 o'clock A. ~I.
All unleased lands will be leased te
tlte highest bidder for a term of one
to five years. Tile first year's rent
1)las tile legal leasing fee lnllst |)e
lta;d in :tdvanee.
A list of saeh lal/ds" tO ~'~2~
will be on file witll the "Pr~,~
said county for lmblle iuspe~.~
,e,~s than two weeks l,e, or~:~1; ,1~,
of leasing, also instruetl0ns ~eg~.'(]
to the terms, etc., under wi~ thos,
lands will t)e leased. 1~.~"
Tile I'~oa I'd of l:)dvt,rsi~ rtnC
School lands reserves the viK~" to re-
jeet any and all bids 2 ....
lhtted al Bismarck N. ;~., thD
2Sth day of December, "193|.
II. H. "HANSON, :
S'I'ATI'~ i,~.ND ¢'()MMISNI()NiCI:
Jan. 10---17-- 21--3/ b'el}. 7 11 -2t--2!
Trotters News
K- * ~ * * * ~- * -~ ~ -X-X- * * ~ ~ * •~- * +~ .~- ~ * * ,-~. ~
The South Side L. A. S. met at the
chureh parlors last Thursday. The
(lay being very coht not a very largei
uunlber attended. However, the an-
ual election of officers was hehi with
the following results.. Mrs. s. Stevens
President. Mrs. M. Lawhead. V. P.I
Mrs. Andre, Secrelary. Mrs. ('ar~'ie]
Sperry TreastJrer.
- , , ]
The Feburary meeting will be
at the Stevens home.
Bernice Sperry has heen quit(,, ill
but is better now.
Mrs. L. tl. Callen(Ior is snff~7"rlng
with the Prevailil~g l'lu, being con-
fined to her bed qt this wrtting.
The New Year's dinner, given bS"
the I,utheran Aid aI Skaar Church,
was ve, ry well qtlended and those
l)l'eS,qlt s])ent a very l)teasant day
and a dinner which will ]lot hc for-
ffollen soon.
Miss Helell Robertson returned to
,ludie,; at ('oncordia College, after
Sl)onding tlm holidays at her homo
h " r L' .
lt(,v. Nelson preached an impress-
iw, New Year's seruloll to a fllll
hol]m, llere Su!lday afternoou.
.............. Isabelle Olive nnd Carrie Nelson
T(,l:tl ~ ~.26'1 :>
LIABILITIES
(2al]it:lt stock I)ai, in JS00( .0¢
*~'2~ II r |) h 1 g fllnd 7dl0r) . O(
l:n(ilv!ded t;rofits, tes~; O~:l)en~;,-s
:*ud tllxes imid :',997,,;
Wed . Deposit Tnsurarw~, {'OPp. t42.7(
Individual deposits Slllljecl
to ,.Is.el; 2 I.M}2. lg
"l'ilIw ,-ertiflc:lt~-s of d+*pos;t 22.R59,90
(':,s]lior's ('lw('ks OlllSlalIdillg 2"i58.68
60,121.0e
84.260.38
Tolal
,'q'rA'FI.] ()F NORTtI DAKOTA
~'ounty of Golden Valley, ss.
r j s. Tschida. Cashier of the abev¢
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
statewlelqt is trtle, to the best of mY
knn~vled~e and belief.
* J.S. TSCHIDA.
Cashier.
,~[~sel'il)ed alld sworn tO before me
thi,'-:--*'.dh day of .lal, uary. 193Y~.
P. .l. ~C'ttlI,IA). Notary Public
,~ly (*onlll]iSNiOll expires Jll)le'2"2. 1927
t'(,'reet. Attest:
1,1C()N H. Nt/EMEfLS,
[ ,q. "r.~cttIDA
Directors.
David Dietz wcre guests at W. l~,. rasses to [ ple,,thal
Conl)oy's CbrJ slmas, ing
The Cook families had I?hristmas__ lenti
dinner at Tayylor Cook's. tn U S Lands[is'
.lohn and Sam \Vill were guests at a • har
Math Brown's Christmas• th~
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Satrie wereay of the plants thrive under con- gro
guests at H. II. Ols(,n's Christmas: ~ .... "~ ..... +~.~ fn,md *;~.
Mr. and Mrs Dick Pendleton were GAINS 25%LBS,
callers m J. R. Rathbun's Sunday. IN TWOMdfiITHS
The first of the week All)ert Alh,n
a(.conlpanied Ira \Vilson who was COD LIVER OIL--Once a
listing land for the government re- Punishment--NowaTreat
DEAFENED
HEAR
Without Ear Drums
NewAm~:ifled Acousticon usesa newouditory
iooth ---bone conduction, detourin~ ear drum
end mlddleo(~r meehonism. You con beer con-
versotion ftorn oil angles ond 0t stealer dis.
tance, eni~Y radio, talkies, church services. A
h~lDl0Y rele¢lse from present handh'cps. Com-
plete infc rmation end Freo Booklet "Defo~ting
Deftness on recue'J, wr~---
ACOUSTICON
AMPLIFIED HEARING AID5
5g0 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y.
returned lo Beach Sunday after
spending two weeks here at the farm
with their father.
A numl)er of friends nlet at thel
Gasho home last Saturday evening
last Thursday on bUsiness. While
here they atteuded the Aid :Meet|ng
at the chnrcb.
Mr. and Mrs. Barkland or?]~nn~
View came up to attend the party
at Gasho's Saturday.
Walter Ware, who is employed -..,
:ut Fort Peck spelt the holidays with
r( iatives here.
Word has t)een received that
Harohl ~Laveh~!ad was to leave San
Fra~lciseo ~i~ I]awaii Saturday, Jan
uary fifth.
Mrs. (;serge (qements and Mrs.
,h)hn Robertson are among the recent ,
flu sufferers.
OPTICAL SPECIALIST
G, GILBERTSON
Glasses fitted--Any broken lens
duplicated; --Frames repaired.
Beach, N. D., F'lrst door cut
of Overstad's Hardware store.
WEAK AND SKINNY
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AND CHILDREN
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You simply must try McCoy's at nr, ee.
Remember if you don't gai~ at lea~t 3 Ihe. (f
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Coco (2"ods/~o?~/3' u'eig bed
80 Ibs. Now, i~ two
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